Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-12

everybody. supper served
i'm Mrs. Wright's store,
next to Wiggenh6rn Bros,
from 6 to 10 O'Clock.
-Guss Williams is booked at Turner
Hall, October 26.
N. O'Connell, of Shields, has left six
potatoes on our table weighing over nine
pounds.
Thanks to Hon. L. B. Caswell for
Congressional Record of the forty-ninth
Congress.
Buy your holiday presents in books
and albums at the Sale, opposite postoffice,
Chappell's New Block, and save.
The annual inspection of the Water
town Rifles by Adjutant-General Chap
man will take place at the Armory Fri
day evening, October 81.
H. Gruetzmacher, of the Sixth ward,
has been taken from the Northern Hos
pital and placed IN the Dodge County
asylum at Juneau for permanent cure.
IF you miss the bargain of the Sacri-
flee Book and Album Sale blame nobody
but yourself. Call at once as this is the
last week of sale. Chappell's New Block,
opposite postofice.
w. F. Potter will sell at auction on
his premises in the town of Clyman,
Thursday, October II, live stock, farming
implements, household furniture and
other articles.
Carl, son of VIM. Wiseke, aged Is
years, has been missing from his home in
the Sixth ward since September e. On
that date he came to the depot with his
brother and this is the last seen or heard
of him.
The new frame ice house built by
the Fuermann Brewing company near
the bend of the river, north of their brew
cry is very large structure and capable
of storing an immense quantity of ice for
summer use.
Don't let tslip your mind that Schif-
fer & Quentmeyer have in stock the best
tailor-made clothing and overcoats in the
market, and sell them at prices that defy
competition. SCHILLER & QUENTMEYER,
corner Main and Third streets.
Our former townsman, John j. Moul-
ding, had the misfortune to lose his
pocket-book during the Cleveland demon
stration in Milwaukee last Thursday af-
ternoon. The Sentinel gives the follow
ing particulars:
John J. Moulding, road accountant of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road,
living at 237 Seventeenth street, was re-
lieved of his pocket-book containing $120
ia a crowd at the corner OF Grand avenue
and West Water street. He did not miss
it at the time it was taken, but when he
did he remembered that he had been
crowded by three men at the corner of
Grand avenue and West Water street.
One of them got his arm under his chin
and pressed his head upwards. He asked
the fellow what he meant, and he apollo
gized. Undoubtedly while the fellow had
one arm under Mr. Moulding's chin, he
had hand in his pocket.
Bibles and Catholic prayer books at
slaughtered prices. Book Sale, Chappell's
New Block opposite postofice.
Rev. Fayette Durlin was assisted in
the services at Grace church, Madison,
last Sunday by Rev. VIM. Dafter, OF
Marinette. The church was beautifully
decorated in observance of the harvest
home festival. TWAS somewhat expected
that President and Mrs. Cleveland would
worship at Grace in the morning, but the
couple did not make an appearance at
the church, much 70 the disappointment
of an eager throng both outside and in
the edifce. Several causes are assigned
for the absence from church, a
rainy morning and an II o'clock break
fast. The morning repast at such an
aristocratic hour would of itself cause q
| disruption of all religious pre:eDsions.